mironathetin

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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   I believe every word of what he says. A friend of mine once organized concerts. These guys that hang around the music business are dumb as dogshit.
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   You know that you are a lousy programmer (and also lousy at doing other things) if you start to make rules although smart people know: - rules are for people who cannot think - every rule has a context where it fits perfectly, but - every r
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   The scary thing about giving away your code is certainly this: You put in months, maybe years of development and now a competitor of yours just grabs your code, puts in slight modifications and starts to sell. You, as you don't have the mon
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   I don't think that nobody wants to pay for their product. If I could get a CD for 3 or 4$ I would happily buy it, let it be only because of the nice cover photo or to have something in my hand that I have given money for. Let alone the unco
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   Atari 260 St, that I upgraded to 2,5MB RAM soon after the purchase.
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   It is an art for itself to achieve the right balance in everything you do. Working full power 24/7 is only kids talk (well, and investors talk too). You can do that for a very short time, then you need a break - and suddenly, on average you
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   I fear it has been said a hundred times. But its still right: Don't work hard, work smart! If you don't use your brain to plan, replan and think again, even hard work will get you nowhere (or at random places). Well, surely working hard an
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   I don't worry about speed, except we are talking about a factor 50 or even 100. But one thing must be clear: The quick development that is possible with very high level languages is an advantage for the developers. They have quick time to m
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   by mironathetin 19y ago

   With scripting language I had something like jython in mind. It is indeed another code-layer ontop of java to interpret the scripts. And, not unlike python, its dead slow in some cases. Someone reported about a factor of 100 for java again
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    by mironathetin 19y ago

    I know java since ever and when I think code, I think java. Thats why I use it. For me it is the most productive environment. Why do you ask at all? If you know java, use it. If you know c (well, not c) - if you know python, use it. If you